Shay McKenna, 27, of Rumford is accused of shooting his 23-year-old brother Drew on Monday.
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Justin Thacker: Rumford pastor ministers to Oxford County inmates
Pastor Justin Thacker is motivated to see people’s lives change. ‘That’s the business I’m in,’ he said.
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Law Court upholds Ringuette sentence, sends case back to lower court for review of supervised release
Maine Supreme Judicial Court said Bethany Ringuette, as an accomplice, is accountable for the actions of a man who engaged in sexual acts with a young girl, and “guilty of the crime as if he acted as a principal, and a guilty verdict rendered on either theory is thus indistinguishable.”
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Rumford parish to hold free Christmas dinner, welcomes volunteers
RUMFORD — In an effort to ensure that no one is alone at Christmas, Holy Savior Parish plans to host a free Christmas community dinner at 1-3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 25, in the hall of St. Athanasius & St. John Church, 126 Maine Ave. All are welcome to attend. The meal will include turkey, ham, […]
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Rumford man charged with shooting his younger brother
Drew McKenna 23, was critically injured and taken to Maine Medical Center in Portland.
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Select Board approves new Rumford police officer
RUMFORD — The Select Board voted 5-0 Thursday to hire Dakota Wilhoite, 29, of Clinton as a police officer. The decision was with conditions that he complete a background check, psychological evaluation and polygraph test to the satisfaction of Police Chief Tony Milligan. Wilhoite has family ties to Rumford and the surrounding area, Milligan told […]
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Photo: The stacking before the storm
A Rumford man was stacking wood in his front yard Thursday afternoon ahead of the snow expected Friday.
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RSU 10 student test scores show “significant increase” in reading, math
Assistant Superintendent Matt Gilbert said the most notable growth was in kindergarten through second grade.